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Used for sketching and defining sharp edges in digital art.

Used for blending and soft transitions in shading.

Allows you to paint a previous state of the image back into the current state.

Used to trim or change the size of an image.

Simulates the thick application and texture of oil paints.

Used to duplicate parts of an image for retouching and compositing.

Used for inking and clean line-work, typically in comics or manga.

Increases the contrast along edges to make an image appear clearer.

Simulates realistic blending of colors as though mixing actual paint.

Erases pixels of a similar color with one touch.

Used to repair larger areas of an image by patching them with pixels from another area.

Allows for selection with straight-edged segments connected by points.

Applies a repeating pattern along a path or stroke.

Automatically snaps to the edges of defined areas in the image for selection.

Creates a textured effect similar to traditional chalk.

Used to blend colors together or create smearing effects.

Softens parts of an image by reducing detail and texture.

Allows for the creation of ellipse-shaped designs or selections.

Used to remove unwanted pixels or to shape and define edges.

Selects similarly colored areas with a single click.

Creates a gradual blend between multiple colors.

Allows for freehand selection of areas within an image.

Mimics traditional media such as pencil, charcoal, or pastels.

Used to add texture to digital paintings for a more natural look.

Used for smooth gradients and a soft airbrushed look.

The basic painting tool used for drawing with selected colors and brush presets.

Simulates the effect of watercolor paints blending on paper.

Darkens pixels in an image to create shadows or add richness.

Corrects imperfections by blending them with the surrounding area.

Used for adding fine details to digital paintings, such as hair or textures.

Lets you quickly paint a selection using an adjustable round brush tip.

Lightens pixels in an image to highlight areas.

Used to adjust the saturation of an area, either by saturating or desaturating colors.

Simulates the hard edge and precise line of a traditional pencil.

Allows you to change the color of an object without altering its texture.